Warehouse managers across Malaysia run into the same bottleneck: pallets that need to move at odd hours, on tight schedules, across floors where a forklift driver is not always available. Our AGVs are built for that specific gap, not for a generic automation pitch.
Each unit carries full pallet loads from receiving docks to staging lanes on its own. Your crew stays on picking and packing instead of waiting for a free forklift.
We fit the navigation system to the concrete, the rack layout, and the traffic pattern. No need to re-lay your whole floor if you already have guide tape in place.
Opportunity charging at docking stations keeps the fleet running through two shifts. The robot tops up during idle windows, so you do not schedule breaks around batteries.
Our central software assigns tasks, reroutes around blocked aisles, and logs every move. It plugs into the warehouse system you already run, so there is no second platform to maintain.
Laser scanners and bumpers create a buffer around each unit. When a worker steps into the path, the AGV eases to a stop instead of forcing a hard brake.
We map the floor, set the waypoints, and run a pilot with your own pallets before going live. Most sites in the Klang Valley and Perak are moving cargo within a month of the first site visit.
If you are planning an AGV rollout or tuning an existing fleet, these pieces cover the decisions that come up most often on the floor.
AGV Navigation Systems: From Magnetic Tape to LiDAR — a practical breakdown of how each guidance method behaves on concrete floors, and why LiDAR is winning in dynamic layouts. Read the navigation guide
Safety First: Designing AGV Workflows for Busy Floors — emergency stop logic, speed control, and sensor placement for mixed-traffic zones where forklifts and staff share aisles. Review the safety checklist
Fleet Management Software: Orchestrating Multiple AGVs — how central control assigns tasks, prevents collisions, and keeps pallet flow steady during shift changes. See the fleet software breakdown
Case 1: a 12,000-pallet-per-day distribution hub in Selangor that cut manual transfer time by a third after switching to two AGV lines. Read the case
Case 2: a Penang electronics plant that runs three AGVs on a single loop with one supervisor, using magnetic tape plus QR waypoints. Read the case